Hi Graham,
I'm compelled to mention the philips Aurea. With the LEDs off it
looks like a big white iMac. With the LEDs on it is unique. It
would tick all your boxes and it is getting cheaper each time I
look. take a look at the movie.
http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/en/au/consumer/cc/
_productid_42PFL9900D_79_AU_CONSUMER/digital-widescreen-flat-TV
+42PFL9900D-79
Don't worry about your old antenna, if it is working well with your
old TV then give it a go with the new TV. There is no need for a
new one and unless you have demonstrated reception problems.
Cheers
Paul
On 29/07/2008, at 8:19 PM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
it's not just to chase a cursor, it does a job in presentation /
video production thus is needed to be be moved around.......less
hassle to setup in conference rooms
the res is 1080x768px and has the wide screen format (16:9) in my
case it works as a right hand side screen extension
James
On 29/07/2008, at 16:22, Robert Howells wrote:
On 29/07/2008, at 3:58 PM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
look around for lcd screens
most of them have the vga(computer), composite (yellow rca
socket /vcr) & the yuv (red/blue/green rca sockets) as used for
dvd players,
im using a acer al2671 66cm/26inch screen
WOW ! That's a fair sized paddock to chase the cursor on .
How high is the computer picture the screen ?
Thanks
Bob
( Using a 17 inch diagonal , 10.5 inch high Mac LCD screen )
for the last 2 years (bought in officeworks) it has tv tuner
built in
cheers James
On 29/07/2008, at 14:46, Graham Byatt wrote:
Hi All,
I'm wanting to ditch the old TV and move to a more computer-
centred home audio/video experience. Either, simply buy a
moderate size Monitor that can connect to my laptop (G4 Al.
17") and also accept AV input from Video Recorder - (for TV).
Or perhaps buy a mac mini to use as dedicated audio/visual unit
and connect to monitor as above. Or move into the Digital TV
era, with either powerbook or new mac mini and some kind of
eyeTV device?.
I assume others have recently been down these various paths and
would appreciate any advice that they may have.
I'm in the geraldton area, get really good TV reception on all
available channels with existing on-roof ariel - if this is
relevant for digital reception
Cheers,
Graham
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